Soorat al-Hashr; Quran Quest 2025

Who were Banu an-Nadeer, and why were they expelled from Madinah?

• A Jewish tribe that betrayed their covenant with the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).

• A group of hypocrites who allied with Quraysh.

• A group of pagans who fought in the Battle of Badr.

• A Christian sect that rejected Islam.

Who were the Muhajiroon, and what sacrifices did they make for their faith?

• They were Medinan Muslims who provided shelter to refugees.

• They were Muslims who migrated from Makkah, leaving behind their homes and wealth for Islam.

• They were a tribe allied with Banu Qurayzah.

• They were soldiers who fought in the Battle of Uhud.

Who were the Ansar, and how did they assist the Muhajiroon?

• They were warriors who fought alongside the Muhajiroon.

• They provided land and wealth to the Prophet Muhammad.

• They were the residents of Madinah who welcomed and supported the Muhajiroon.

• They built fortresses for the Muhajiroon to live in.

How many shields, helmets, and swords were seized from Banu an-Nadeer?

• 50 shields, 30 helmets, and 240 swords.

• 60 shields, 40 helmets, and 300 swords.

• 50 shields, 50 helmets, and 340 swords.

• 70 shields, 60 helmets, and 400 swords.

How many days were the Jews of Banu an-Nadeer given to leave Madinah?

• 15 days.

• 7 days.

• 10 days.

• 20 days.

How many groups are specified in the division of fay’ (gains) wealth?

• 3 groups.

• 4 groups.

• 5 groups.

• 6 groups.

What is fay’, and how is it different from spoils of war?

• Fay’ is wealth gained through treaties, while spoils of war are earned through battle.

• Fay’ is wealth distributed only among the poor, while spoils of war are shared equally.

• Fay’ is wealth taken without fighting, while spoils of war involve direct combat.

• Fay’ is a tax on non-Muslims, while spoils of war come from Muslims.

What does the verse about cutting down palm trees reveal about Allah’s decree?

• It demonstrates Allah’s prohibition of destroying nature.

• It shows that actions of the believers were by Allah’s command to punish evildoers.

• It highlights the importance of preserving resources during war.

• It signifies the symbolic power of palm trees in Islam.

What is the significance of Allah’s names: "The Creator," "The Maker," and "The Shaper"?

• They refer to Allah’s ability to reward believers and punish sinners.

• They signify Allah’s omnipotence in creating, measuring, and forming all things.

• They emphasize Allah’s mercy and forgiveness towards His creation.

• They describe Allah’s role in guiding humanity.

Why does the Qur’an encourage believers to reflect on what they have sent forth for tomorrow?

• To inspire them to accumulate wealth.

• To encourage them to remember past blessings.

• To remind them to prepare for the Day of Judgment with righteous deeds.

• To motivate them to seek knowledge.